Tour Scotland
These are just some of the many wonderful things our family has done while visiting Scotland, and you can too! If you want to know more about these places or how to get good deals on saving money for your trip just let us know! We've got lots of secret ways to make your visit better.
The Three Sisters
Luke's favorite place in the world! The pictures does not do this place justice. It's like you step into a whole new world at the Three Sisters. Make sure to bring your hiking shoes and climb to breath taking heights!
Distance: 2 hour drive
Glasgow
Great city life, great food, and great pubs! The perfect place to go shopping and enjoy Scottish city life.
Distance: 30 minute drive or by train.
Pucks Glen
A secret nature trail on the west coast of Scotland. Legends say fairies inhabit these woods. It really is a magical walk to remember!
Distance: Hour drive
Edinburgh
A historic city with a lot of culture. The city has a ton to do and Edinburgh Castle is huge sitting at the top of the city. Make sure to use the alley ways to make the climb up easier!
Distance: 2 hour drive or by train. We recommend the train ride!
Ben Nevis
Looking to climb to the top of the world? Ben Nevis has a nice gondola to take you half way up to the highest pub in the UK. The rest of the climb is on you. It is also a very popular ski resort.
Distance: 2 hours drive
Wellpark Brewery
Located in Glasgow, Wellspark Brewery sits on the southeast edge of the city. Home to the best beer in the world (Alex's claim), it has a tour that has you tasting beers you can only drink in Scotland. Alex plans to retire here.
Destination: 40 minutes by train. Don't drink and drive.
Devils Pulpit
A creepy, steep, rocky stair case leading to where druids and priests used to host their ceremonies. The pulpit was said to host the devil himself.
Distance: 30 minute drive. It's right off the road, you'd never know it was there with out Google Maps.
Dumbarton Castle
A large military castle sitting on top of an inactive volcano. This castle has insane heights and death defying pathways, but the view from the top is amazing. Plus Stephanie and Diane love the Lidl right at the bottom of it.
Distance: 15 minute drive.
Dochart Falls
A small quaint village with a flowing river that creates small sets of falls. A great place to also get some authentic haggis and a good scotch. Also one of the many filming locations of Outlander.
Distance: Hour drive.
The Kelpies
These beautiful modern sculptures are a must see when coming to Scotland! Honestly you can't miss them. They are huge and right next to one of Scotland's most centrla towns, Falkirk.
Distance: Hour Drive
Inverary Castle
A beautiful castle with walkable grounds that over looks a quiet port village. The artillery and medieval weaponry inside is something to really see! It's also the home of the famous chocolatiers, the Cadburys.
Distance: Hour drive.
Rest and Be Thankful
Stunning views with a very small loch at the bottom that Alex is determined to fish one day. The drive through is amazing and we've yet to go to a day at Rest and Be Thankful where there is bad weather.
Distance: 30 minute drive. Great as a pass by on the way home from Pucks Glenn.
Wallace Monument
If you want to see everything about Alex's favorite historical figure, look no further. Wallace Memorial pays tribute to the man that freed Scotland from King Edward the I of England. There are incredible views at the top with a staircase you'll never forget.
Distance: Hour Drive
